Funding award
Derek Ball has been awarded AHRC funding for his project “What Kind of Mind? Engaging Children and the Public with Research on Animal and Infant...
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Research Grant Success
Jessica Brown has been awarded a Mind Association Senior Research Fellowship (12-month) for her project, Blame: Epistemic and Moral. The project focuses on the way...
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Wholes: more than just the sum of their parts
2017/18 Leverhulme Research Fellowship for project ‘Wholes: Wholes: more than just the sum of their parts’ (Cotnoir). The fellowship will support the research for a...
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What’s so special about first-person thought
What’s so special about first-person thought’ (Project lead Stephan Torre (Aberdeen) The Network is comprised of researchers from University of Aberdeen, ConceptLab, Institut Jean Nicod, Logos,...
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Research Grant Success: ‘Theories of Paradox in Fourteenth-Century Logic: Edition and Translation of Key Texts’
Professor Stephen Read has been awarded a Leverhulme Project Grant for a project on 'Theories of Paradox in Fourteenth-Century Logic: Edition and Translation of Key Texts'.
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Conceptual Engineering
Herman Cappelen, in collaboration with Oystein Linnebo and Camilla Serck-Hanssen, has received a £2.5 million, 5 year grant from the Norwegian Research Council for a...
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Rethinking Mind and Meaning: A case study from a co-disciplinary approach
Rethinking Mind and Meaning: A case study from a co-disciplinary approach (Ball, Cappelen, Gomez, Seed, Wilson, Zuberbuhler) . In what sense are non-verbal creatures such...
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Research Grant Success
Herman Cappelen, in collaboration with Oystein Linnebo and Camilla Serck-Hanssen, has received a £2.5 million, 5 year grant from the Norwegian Research Council for a project on Conceptual Engineering.
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The Templeton Funded Experience Project (Newlands, Paul and Rea)
The Templeton Funded Experience Project (Newlands, Paul and Rea). and more information is available on the element on transformative experiences
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Leverhulme Major Research Fellowship (2014-16) for a project on The Importance of Being Competent: Ethics and Epistemology
Leverhulme Major Research Fellowship (2014-16) for a project on The Importance of Being Competent: Ethics and Epistemology (Hawley) Being earnest is important, but it isn’t...